Capric/Caprylic Triglyceride. To make capric/caprylic triglyceride, you first have to separate the capric and caprylic fatty acids from the glycerol group in the raw oil. There are a number of ways to do this. One way is through saponifications--aka soapmaking.
One Texan, outfielder/righthander Ryan Johnson, was the only player to appear on the list for his pitching and hitting, touching 93.0 (the 18th best velocity) and producing the highest exit velocity (102.6) as a potent lefthanded bat.
For example, Madison Bumgarner âs loss of velocity is one of the big stories out of spring training. His 93-mph fastball velocity went missing some time last summer, replaced by a 88-90 mph version. Everyone seems to agree thatâs not good.Some people hope his velocity will eventually return; others seem to be readying their typewriters to punch out his baseball obituary. donât fully understand whatâs going on with the pitchers in their 30s. In the oldest group, I suppose that at least some of what we see is selective sampling at play. If an old pitcher loses speed on his fastball and loses effectiveness, he probably retires in pretty quick order.